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20042 Kelly's Proposal for Non-Violent Social Defense: A Critical Review This four page graduate paper examines peace activist Petra Kelly?s opinions on non-violence and social defense, and discusses the viability of her proposals. The author notes that Petra Kelly should continue to tirelessly advocate peace, justice, and non-violence, for such advocacy is needed now more than ever before. But the author also considers it necessary to reflect upon history and take into account that non-violence can only succeed when everyone agrees to abide by its principals. When the victims of violence forego it while their victimizers indulge in it, conquest, oppression, and genocide are the results.
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20130 Exam Questions This paper answers five questions in sociology based on an article from the Wall Street Journal and a class presentaiton, consideringthe cretion of the discipline of Family and consumer Servics and some of its applicaitons, issues having to do with the elderly in American society, new technology and its impact on employment, and other issues related by their sociological effects.
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20147 Racial Inequality in the Workplace Despite the Dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King Jr.?s dream, of a world where people of all colors see each other for the people they truly are, and not the color of their skin, has become a poignant moment in America?s history. However, forty years later, in many ways, his dream has yet to be realized, especially in the American workplace. Although the dream had been conceived and people have struggled to achieve it, one may question why it has not come to fruition. What policies have been implemented to correct this inequality? How effective are these existing policies? And, what more can be done?
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20184 Anti-converso Violence: Toledo, 1449 In this paper we will discuss the Anti-converso Violence which occurred in Toledo in 1449. In this act of violence, Newly converted Christians, known as Conversos, some of whom where quite wealthy, where attacked during a revolt against taxation. Three hundred of them decided to band together and defend themselves. During the attack one Christian is killed. In response, 22 are murdered and numerous houses burnt. These events occurred during a brutal and difficult time in Spanish history. As a way to understand the complexity of the violence which occurred in Toledo, we need to place it into a historical and social context. We will explore the timer leading up to these events. Then we will explore the historical and social repercussions of this violence in Toledo. Specifically, we examine how this Anti-converso Violence set the stage for the Spanish Inquisition.
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20209 Bush v. Gore: A Supreme Court Power Play, or a Bold Decision to Save the Democratic Process? In this paper we will discuss the Bush v. Gore Supreme Court Case and try to understand if it was a power play on the part of the Supreme Court or if it was a bold decision with the intention to save the Democratic process. Perhaps no event better illustrates the power of the United States Supreme Court than the resolution of the 2000 presidential election. In the separation of powers war, this was a key battle one that almost seem settled once and for all which branch of government has the power. Legions of Court watchers, law professors, media commentators, and armchair legal analysts across the country thought the Court's willingness to step into the fray was a major misstep.
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20235 Interracial Adoption in America: Submission of Written Testimony to the Family Law Committee This ten-page undergraduate paper is in the form of written testimony to the Family Law Committee. The author has provided testimony in response to the committee?s request for advice concerning what changes or reforms may be necessary regarding transracial adoption in the United States. The author identifies the pros and cons of this issue and discusses what remedies could take place to make this process work better, while making sure that the interests and safety of the child come first.
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20243 Cultural Confusion This paper explores cultural confusion as illustrarted by an exile i the book "Next Year in Cuba" by Gustavo Perez Firmat and an immigrant in the film "Bread and Chocolate" by Franco Brusati, suggesting differences between the two in terms of why they moved and what their experience was once they arrived, as well as more long-lasting effects of their cultural confusion.
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